How Digital Thread, Digital Twin, and AR Solutions Can Accelerate Digitization in Smart Manufacturing and Industry 4.0
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PTC Weaves a Digital Thread Story |
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At PTC’s LiveWorx 2019, the company highlighted the numerous capabilities of digital transformation in smart manufacturing and industry 4.0 that rely on digital tread and digital twin concepts, which unlock new opportunities in both virtual and physical environments. PTC provides a range of digital tools that empower employees with extra capabilities and enable digital transformation across the value chain, from product design to equipment maintenance and service: Creo, its Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software; Windchill, its Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software; ThingWorx, its Internet of Things (IoT) platform; and Vuforia, its Augmented Reality (AR) Software Development Kit (SDK).
The company also provided updates regarding its partnership ecosystem, which has expanded with its acquisition of AR service provider TWNKLS, and the process of its strategic alliances, such as its partnership with Rockwell Automation. In collaboration with its key partners, P...
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